The Full Monty, Doctor Who, When Saturday Comes and Threads are just some of the famous shows and movies to have been shot at locations across Sheffield, including Park Hill, Meadowhall and Gleadless Valley.
The eagerly-awaited Full Monty TV reboot, featuring the original cast of the film, including Robert Carlyle, is set to hit screens this year on Disney+. Scenes for that were shot around the city, including on what is officially Sheffield’s steepest street. Sheffield also makes an appearance in The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, starring Jim Broadbent, which is due out at cinemas this April.
How many of these settings from films and TV shows shot in Sheffield, featuring stars from Sean Bean to Nicole Kidman, do you recognise?
9. How to Talk to Girls at Parties - the Wicker
Sheffield stood in for 1970s Croydon in this 2017 sci-fi romantic comedy starring Nicole Kidman and Elle Fanning, which was shot at locations including Park Hill and Sheffield Space Centre book shop on the Wicker (pictured) Photo: Marisa Cashill
10. Testament of Youth - Sheffield Town Hall
The 2014 film based on Vera Brittain's First World War memoir and starring Alicia Vikander was shot in Sheffield and other northern locations. Sheffield Town Hall (pictured) and Sum Studios in Heeley are among the places which feature Photo: Marisa Cashill
11. Zero Chill - iceSheffield
Part of the iceSheffield arena was transformed into the fictional Hammerstrom Ice Hockey Academy for the Netflix drama Zero Chill. Filming for the 10-part teen drama, about a talented ice hockey player and his twin sister, who is a gifted figure skater, also took place at locations including the Cholera Monument Grounds and Broomhill Photo: Contributed
12. '71 - Park Hill
Sheffield doubled as 1970s Belfast in Warp Films' harrowing 2014 drama about The Troubles. The city's famous Park Hill flats (pictured) stood in for the notorious Divis Flats, which have since been largely demolished Photo: Scott Merrylees